Known-listing removal requests
Send the listing links you already have. We review them, prepare and submit removal requests, and follow up with the marketplace.
Best for a known set of listingsMarketplace brand protection
Bastion reviews the listings that matter. When the facts and rights support action, we prepare and submit removal requests and follow up with the marketplace. Your team stays informed without managing every step.
Start with listing links you already have or ask us where to look first. Free initial review · no obligation.
Choose where to start
Three common starting points. You can also combine them in a custom project.
Across paid work, we manage the agreed review, requests, and marketplace follow-up. You receive a clear record of what happened and what comes next.
Compare all service optionsFree initial review · no obligation
Share your brand name and the marketplaces that matter. A free Brand Check gives you a focused first view and a practical place to start.
Your Brand Check may include:
This is a focused first view, not a full marketplace review. Choose the marketplaces that matter, or select “Not sure yet” and we can suggest a starting point.
Already have a defined project or listing set? Request a project quote.
Questions
You can. Bastion is useful when searching, reviewing listings, preparing requests, and following up takes too much of your team's time. We manage the agreed work and keep you informed.
For a Brand Check, your brand name and work email are enough. For removal work, we may also need listing links and proof that you own, or are authorised to act for, the relevant rights.
Yes. Send the links and we can review them as a focused project. A wider marketplace review is optional.
If repeat checks are part of the agreed work, we can review returned and newly found listings again. When the evidence and marketplace rules allow it, we can also ask for wider action against repeat sellers.
No. The marketplace makes the final decision. We prepare and manage the request, follow up, and explain clearly when more evidence is needed or why the marketplace reached a different outcome.